This is a PPT outlining the main reasons why the English Civil War started and who people would have supported at the start of the conflict. It is easily edited and contains tasks.

This is a project sheet explaining how small groups will work together to research and put together a presentation for the rest of the class to watch on the subject of the Black Death.

This is a fully editable revision page on the Turner Thesis.

This is a set of notes on how the USA expanded her territory. It is great as a class task or as revision notes - it is fully editable.

This is a role play activity designed to help students understand the impact of the Plague on Medieval England.

This is a nice little worksheet to help young students understand why we use a poppy to mark Remembrance Day. It is fully editable.

A 3 page set of notes about the claimants to the throne in 1066 when Edward the Confessor died. It is aimed at AQA GCSE History but is fully editable.

This is a set of notes for GCSE students based upon the Rise of Hitler. It is completely editable.

A lesson asking students to undertake guided research tasks on the different types of entertainment that existed in Roman times. It is completely editable.

This is a lesson on the impact of hyperinflation on Germany under the Weimar Republic. It is completely editable.

This is a recap on the development of the Weimar Constitution and a look at the political, economic and social impact of WWI on Germany by 1918. It is completely editable.

This is a set of detailed GCSE Revision Notes on the battles that took place in 1066. It is fully editable.

A useful planning sheet for Year 8 students developing an essay structure on whether the British Empire did more harm or good to the British Empire overall.

A Year 9 assessment piece on why we use Poppies for Remembrance Day.

An end of Year 8 Assessment on being British

An A-Level lesson on how the Kansas Nebraska Act impacted upon sectional tension in the USA.

A source and own knowledge based assessment on WWI.

A KS3 assessment on the Gunpowder Plot.

An A-Level lesson examining the background to the conflict that would arise between Western settlers and the Native Americans in the 1830s.